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  1. hushpower shotguns are redily avalible but to make best use of them you need to run sub-sonic cartridges through them which arnt cheap and arnt exactly going to be that good on foxes to be honest wouldnt you be better off with a standard shotgun for your 1st gun?
  2. i live in a rented house and ripping the skirting board up wouldnt go down to well so all i did was place a peice of 18mm mdf which is the same thickness as the skirting behind the cabinet and bolted through that into the wall keeping it all flush
  3. i have just had the same dilema as you and i opted for the .223. my reason was as already stated the cost of ammo. i think that as a tool a .22-250 has the edge for the longer foxes which are out past 200yrds but i have had a lot of experience shooting literally 100's and 100's of foxes in the lamp and very few foxes are shot out past 200yrds with the main of them in the 120-160yrd bracket so what is the point of the extra range if you will very rarely use it and remeber many people will claim to shoot foxes up and over 3 manybe even 400 yrds but things look a lot further at night and peoples
  4. it will vary from county to county but i have just had a variation on my ticket i didnt have a home vist, or for any of the other variations i have put in in the past
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